The
countries of the Eurasian Economic Union will form a common market for organic
products. In a world where the standardization of agricultural products is on
the rise, the issue of certification arises. To address this challenge and meet
the growing demand for organic products, a regulatory framework is being
established. Notably, the roadmap for creating
a common market was approved three years ago by the heads of government of the
EAEU member states. As part of its implementation, a draft agreement on the
recognition of organic products within the Union has been developed. Once the
document is adopted, producers will be able to obtain certificates confirming
that their products meet established standards. This will ensure free trade in
organic products between the EAEU countries with a population of 185 million
people. For Kazakh entrepreneurs, it will open new opportunities for the supply
of organic products, as well as increase export potential and strengthen
Kazakhstan's position in the international arena.
